Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-01-18
Wedding Bells.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

| Miss Bessie +. Ianquary. daughter
of Mr.. Henry A. Tanquary, of this
county. were united in the bonds of
matrimony on Tuesday afternoon last,
in 70 The Church of the Holy Spirit"
(EpiscopaD at Summit Point. Rev.
J. p. Hyde, of Winchester, performed
the ceremony. The Church was hand
somely decorated with eNergrcensand
flowers. The bride was pretty in a
travelling dress of dark blue, with
hat TO match, and carried 4 boquct of
tea roses. The groom was looking
his best and was faultlesSly attired in
black FRINGE Albert suit. They
were preceded TO the alter by the ush-
ers and by Mr.. George Shugert and
Miss Kate Scibert-Mr. Shugcrt being
the groom's best man. Mendelssohn's
Wedding March was charmingly rem
dcred by Mrs. DR.. Morrison. The
ushers were Mcssrs. Harry Hyde.
Harry Smith, Louie E. Brown and
jeff. NJ. Shugert. The ceremony was
impressive and there were many inter
ested witnesses. AS the happy couple
left the Chapel for the railway station
showers of rice and the emblematic
shoe followed them. Congratulations
were numerous and cordial at the de-
pot. We learn the bride received
many costly and beautiful presents.
They took the B. e o. train for a
tour East.-Free Press.
sNIrU-GREES.
On Tuesday evening, January II,
1887, at six O'Clock. at the Episcopal
Church of this place, Mr.. Cruger
Wormlcy Smith was married to Miss
Flora Mcdonald Green, by Rev. Dali
las Tucker.
The groom is popular. and prom
incnt citizen of CIarksburg, W. Va,
and The bride a daughter of Judge
Thos. c. Green, of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals of this State.
The church was filled with friends
of the high contracting parties long
before t!.e time appointed for the GER
emony, aud the wedding was one of
the most beautiful that we have ever
seen. It was in the English style,
the groom and his best man. Mr. S.
w. Washington, coming from the
vestry room accompanied by the rec
tor. and meeting tie bride at the
chanccl rail. There were seven young
Iadics-Misses Eannic Richardson,
Rehec. KearsIey, Ella Mason, Mary
Is. Yates and Agnes Kcarsley, of
Charlestown, Miss Leacy Green, of
Washington. D. c.. and Miss Mary
Byrd, of Winchester, Va, all in full
evening dress-who when the bridal
party arrived were escorted to their
seats by the usicrs. Mr.. Roy Ste
pEcnsOr, Of Winchester, Va, Mr..
Charles Powell, of Shcphcrdstown.
and Messrs. Edmund r. Taylor,
Charles Portcrfeld, 7. II. Mason and
B. D. Gibson, of Charlcstown. The
bridal party then entered the church
III the following order: Mr.. Roy
Stephenson and Mr.. B. d. Gibson,
Mr.. Charles Porterlicld and Mr.. 7.
II. Mason, Mr.. Edmund r. Taylor
and Mr.. Charles Powell. Mai. A. w.
Mcdonald [unclc to the bride) and
Mr.. T. c. Green, Cher brothcr,) Miss
Kate Green and Miss Mary CraighiIl,
maids of honor, and lastly the bride
and her father, and marched up the
aisle to the music of Memberships
wedding march (rcndcrcd by Miss
Sallie Page) TO the altar, where they
were met by the groom. The bride
was handsomely attircd in q white
satin dress en- Najnc with veil and
orange blossoms.
The bridal gifts were numerous and
many of them very handsome. After
the ceremony ut the church there was
a reception at the residence Of the
brides father. after which the happy
couple took the train for northern
tour.
LLOTD-ThBLER.
In Martinshurg, on January 18th,